Osprey - General Military - Knight - The Warrior and ... - Brego-weard

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Front cover: Spanish armour from Toledo, (istock images)
Chapter openers: pp.6-7Armour for field and tournament of King Henry VIII, dated 1540
(© Board of Trustees of the Armouries, 11.8). pp.28-29 Foot combat armour, English,
Southwark, 1520 (© Board of Trustees of the Armouries, 11.6). pp.66—67 (istock images),
pp.94-95 Armour for the field and tilt. South German, probably Augsburg, about 1550-60
(© Board of Trustees of the Armouries, 11.87). pp.142—143 Field and tournament armour
of Friedrich Wilhelm I, Duke of Saxe-Altenburg. German, Augsburg, t'.1590 (© Board ol
Trustees of the Armouries, 11.359). pp.178—179 Tonlet armour. English, Southwark, 1520.
(© Board of Trustees of the Armouries, 11.7). pp.210—211 Jousting armour. (Bridgeman Art
Libraiy)